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September 20, 2026
Somebody called it a pop concept. He disagrees.
Ten guns, cheaper than they were. He names them.
Health care, hacked. He walks through what that means.
Told to stand by, the day after. Pour a cup.
The man had a weapon. The shopkeeper didn’t back off.
The one thing, apparently, is an apocalypse vehicle.
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